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Newspaper

Boston Post

Location

Boston, Massachusetts, United States of America

Date

Jun 25, 1895

Page

2

Floating Hospital to Run Summer Trips for Sick Babies

The Rev. Rufus B. Tobey and the Berkeley Temple organize a summer Floating Hospital for babies. A barge will leave Snow's Arch wharf on Aug 12 with weekly trips, later twice weekly as funds allow, supported by $2200 raised locally.

Rufus B. Tobey Berkeley Temple Children’s Floating Hospital Steamboat Company Snow’s Arch Wharf Tobey Edward Everett Hale Samuel Breck Floating Hospital New York City St. John’s Guild

Corbett Divorce Case Continues in New York

Judge McAdam appoints Edward Jacobs referee to hear issues in the absolute divorce suit filed by Ollie Corbett against James J. Corbett the pugilist. Referee will assess charges and determine alimony and counsel-fee rights based on financial ability.

New York A. H. Hummel McAdam Superior Court Edward Jacobs Ollie Corbett James J. Corbett Corbett

An Electric Exhibition and Rattan Goods Buying Tip

The piece advises buyers to avoid a single rattan shop and visit the Paine Furniture Company warerooms on Canal Street to view popular pieces from all leading manufacturers. It notes greater selection and potential savings by shopping across brands.

Poe Paine Furniture’Company Canal Street Paine

Donations to the Boston State Beekeepers Society

An unclear notice records donations to a local beekeeping group. The entry lists totals received and names a treasurer, with a request for acknowledgment.

Watterson's chase after wife and child follows Nashua arrest

In Lynn on Sunday night Joseph Chase ex-bartender and Mrs May Waterson wife of shoe maker James Waterson faced arrest after a husband’s pursuit. Waterson a former Lynn policeman tracked them to Nashua and hotel where they registered as Putney and wife of Nashua. The couple were seized and the child’s whereabouts remain unknown.

Lynn Julie Joseph Chase May Waterson James Waterson Washington Street Nasaua Waterson Post 6. G. A. R Waverly Street Whittier Street Chase Boston Union Depot Twain Green Street W. C. Putney Nashua N. H Mr. Chase American Express Watersons Post

Amherst College Commencement Debates and Prize Exhibitions

Amherst College continued commencement activities with a Hardy prize debate on whether highly civilized nations degenerate. Names include Andrews, Bishop, Little, Ray for the affirmative and Hardy, Morrow, Stocking, Tibbetts for the negative. Kellogg prize exhibits followed with topics on Jefferson Davis, Dickens, Fort Wagner, and other historic themes. prize winners to be announced Tuesday evening.

Amherst Amherst College College Hall Charles A. Andrews Waltham Mass Edwin J. Bishop St. Paul Minn Charles G. Little Evanston, Ill Benjamin &£. Ray Florence Ernest W. Hardy Northampton Dwight W. Morrow Alleghany Penn Jay T. Stocking Lisbon Centre N. Y Albert M. Tibbetts North Brookfield Laird Fred R. Conant Worcester Jefferson Davis Blaine Harold Walker Chicago Ill Matthews Jay C. Bissell Buffalo Corwin Clinton A. Strong Southampton Mess Irwin John RB. Lind Talleyrand Benedict Arnold Lippard Charles D. Kennedy Kingston Dickens Gilbert George G. Bradley Montclaire N. J Workhouse Dagonet William C. Duncan Fort Wagner Dickinson Arthur F. Warren Falmouth Freeman Seward John R. Garnell, Jr Albany

Coffin Tale of Woolwich Mass Burned Steel Myth

A Woolwich arsenal worker reportedly fell into twelve tons of white hot moulton steel. The War Department debated whether to reuse the metal after the disaster or bury it, fearing disrespect to the dead.

British War Department Woolwich Arsenal

England and United States duel in Newton tennis

At West Newton Neighborhood Club England and United States players faced off in a day of matches. Mahoney beat Hobart in a tight series while Pim edged Chace in a lengthy Pim Chace battle.

Malcolm Chace Pim Fred Mansfield Mahoney Hobart Deuce Hovey Chace Fred Hovey Pam Love

Dartmouth Glass Day Ends 1895 Class Day Events

Dartmouth Hanover June 24 class day featured speakers from Ossipee Vermont and Maine and New Hampshire. The procession led by Reeves's Band moved to the old chapel and alumni athletic field for addresses. The Tower history speech by ex President Bartlett highlighted the 71 foot tower built by classes 85 to 89.

Reeves E. S. Watson Pittsfield George W. Day Plymouth Old Chapel F. E. Austin Amesbury Mass J. B. R. Hayes Somersworth College Park W. A. O'Leary Southboro Bartlett H. D. Foster F. E. Mason Hinsdale N. H Old Pine J. W. H. Pollard Haverhill A. D. West Newport B. T. Scales Dover

Captain Clark Vanishes With Part of Fleet Funds

Captain James R. Clark of Beverly vanished under mysterious circumstances along with a portion of the schooner James R. Clark's funds. Owners report about 2500 dollars missing and say the crew's share will still be paid.

Beverly James R. Clark

Captain Smith's Son Drowns on Yale-Harvard Trip

New London Conn June 24 A bereavement hits Captain Smith of the steamer service Many years in the Yale Harvard races Ward Smith twelve year old son on the steamer's trip to Long Island today fell overboard while using a hawser and drowned The tragedy occurred during the voyage to the island with the vessel carrying racing enthusiasts

Smith New London Conn Ward Ng Island

Eclipse wringer and bench combines a superior clothes wringer

The Improved Eclipse wringer and bench combines a top quality wringer with a tub free design allowing easy movement and water changes without unfastening. It folds compactly for storage and offers several market styles. The Eclipse bag rolls and uses first grade Para rubber in rolls. The wringer is claimed durable for 10 years.

Double Wedding and Firing at East Boston Cobbler

Pasquale Garofalo known as Frank Brown shot his 18 year old wife at the London and Porter streets home in East Boston after two marriages to her within days. She was wounded in the back and taken to Massachusetts General Hospital. Garofalo fled toward Chelsea and possible New York. The motive cited is jealousy as police pursue the suspect and the victim's condition is monitored.

Pasquale Garofalo Frank Brown Mar New York Captain Irish Station 7 Garofalo Chelsea Massachusetts General Hospital Bay Sibre Maria Concedo Guida Alphonso Guida London Porter Streets Prince Street London Street Guida Guido Trenton Marion Streets Philip Carfagno

Brother of Unlucky Bride Describes Garofalo Plot

Guida, brother of the wounded bride, testifies Garofalo planned the crime and provided her dowry. He suggests Garofalo carried a revolver and intended to shoot. the sister blamed him, not herself. Captain Irish arrested Philip Carfagno for aiding Garofalo's escape. Garofalo, 24, 5 ft 8 in, with a small dark mustache, was described by police.

Guida Garofalo Italy Brown

Noon Christian Endeavor Services to Dot Boston

Delegates plan noon field services in 20 shops and factories with bands, guides, and flag bearers to show what Christian Endeavor means. Meetings will spread to Faneuil Hall and other city venues, led by Rev. James L. Hill and colleagues, originated in Pennsylvania and expanding after Reading York trials.

Christian Endeavor Convention Boston Mohammet Faneuil Hall Christian Endeavorers Christian Endeavor Texas Christian Endeavor Society James L. Hill D. D Salem Charles Roads Philadelphia Charles A. Oliver York Penn Pennsylvania Convention of Christian Endeavor Societies Reading Baptists Boston Common Congregationalists Williston Mechanics’ Fair

Roxbury Man Missing After Early Friday Departure

Ralph Simpson Daley of 30 Norfolk Street Roxbury is missing from his home since early Friday morning. Friends fear he may have taken his own life due to long illness and severe despondency. He is 67, dark complexion with gray hair and mustache, 5 feet 9 inches tall.

Ralph Simpson Daley Norfolk Street Roxbury

Outing Planned for City Colored Children on July 10

Father Field, a well known figure in the city, will celebrate his birthday by arranging an outing for his colored children at Winthrop in the West End on July 10. Contributions of any sort are gratefully received by treasurer Miss Lillian A. Lewis at 106 Myrtle Street or at the Mission House 44 Temesle Street.

Father Field West End Winthrop Lillian A. Lewis Myrtle Street Mission House Temesle Street

Dana Cleared in Libel Suit by Judge Brown

The U.S. District Court judge rules against sending Charles A. Dana to Washington in the libel case brought by F. B. Noyes. Dana will not be required to travel to the capital.

New York F. B. Noyes Charles A. Dana Brown United States Strict Court Mr. Dana Washington

Local Wringer and Mangle Makers Advertise Services

The American Wringer Company at 18 and 15 Broadway extension advertises wringers mangles spring beds and carpet sweepers. They repair all kinds of wringers and sweepers and attend to mail orders promptly. Telephone Tremont 764.

The American Wringer Company Broadway Extension City Tremont

Deaths notice pile from Norfolk Downs and nearby towns

Obituaries list deaths in Norfolk Downs Groton Mass and neighboring towns with names Edwin A Hill Gilbert Williams Adelaide F Brown and Dr Stephen W Hopkins. Funeral details show dates June 2 June 23 and locations 18 Glover Avenue Broad Street Main Street and Woodlawn Cemetery. Interments at private or specified cemeteries.

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